Apple Pencil Pro (Tilt, Pressure, Squeeze & Barrel Roll)

This deal (Amazon): Apple Pencil Pro £94.00 (was £129, 27% off)
Apple, John Lewis, Argos: £129
Apple almost never discounts its own accessories, so £94 for the Pencil Pro is the real thing: a proper 27% off a genuine £129 RRP, sitting right at the keenest UK price anywhere and matching the record-low pattern seen earlier in the year. If you have been holding out for the Pencil Pro to drop, this is about as low as it gets.
If you sketch, take notes or mark up documents on an iPad, is the Pro worth the jump over the cheaper Pencil for you, or is the squeeze-and-barrel-roll stuff a nice-to-have Keen to hear from anyone using one day to day, and what apps you pair it with. Drop your thoughts below.
What you get: the top-tier Apple Pencil with the lot, pixel-perfect precision, tilt and pressure sensitivity, and industry-leading low latency so writing and drawing feel like pen on paper. It adds the Pro-only tricks: a squeeze gesture to bring up tools, a barrel roll for shaped brushes and pens, haptic feedback, and Find My so you can track it if it goes missing. It attaches, charges and pairs magnetically, so there are no cables or caps to lose.
One thing worth checking before you buy: the Pencil Pro only works with the newer iPads, the iPad Pro (M4) and iPad Air (M2) and later. If you have an older iPad it will not pair, so make sure yours is on the list. The same listing also has the Apple Pencil (USB-C) at £59 (was £79), which is the sensible budget pick if you just want tidy note-taking without the pressure and tilt features.
For anyone doing digital art, handwritten notes or design work on a compatible iPad, this is the accessory that transforms it, and at a near-record £94 it is the moment to grab one rather than pay Apples £129. As with Amazon lightning prices, a selling fast tag means it can bounce back up without warning, so it is worth being quick if it suits you.